The answer is “not discriminating.”
Here is an excerpt from the poem to explain how I arrived at that answer.
“She had
A heart—how shall I say?— too soon made glad,
Too easily impressed; she liked whate’er
She looked on, and her looks went everywhere.”
This excerpt is basically saying that the Duchess would look at everyone with happiness, and was very easy to please. This means that she did not discriminate against certain people. She “liked whatever she looked on.”
I narrowed it down some so its easier. You have 2 answer choices to choose from. (Process of elimination)
1. |B| She tells Marty that he brought joy and kindness to the dog. OR |C| She makes him a special supper with his favorite foods.
2. |B| He knows the deer would be to afraid of Judd's dogs to go inti the garden. OR |D| He sees the deer grazing before Judd shoots it.
3. |A| He knows Judd isn't honest and that he will try to say Marty was the one who killed the deer. OR |D|He's worried that the game warden will want to arrest him too.
4. |C| Feed his dogs. OR |D| Pick beans.
5. |D| He realizes that Judd Travers is a good person and that he misjudged him.
{Gave You That One As A Freebee}
Ok sounds like an awesome desk
Ultradesk 2000
Super Learning Desk With Everything You Need Except Pencils (Aka SLDWEYNEP)
I will tell you if i get more ideas
I don't have time to answer all of them but here is 2-7. 2.became 3.held 4. it's either "him singing" or "his singing" 5.has 6. should have 7. walked
